St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-15
YNOT'S BUDGET.
He Talks About the Boys in Enter
tanning Style.


Ike Lederer. one of the greatest hus-
tiers on the road. and one of the most
popular, returned TO st. Paul Friday
from out West. He has been sick for
some time and has not yet fully recov-
cred from an attack of fever while out
in Dakota. Ike is about to start on an
extended tour East and South which
will occupy about two months. Rumor
has 1t that he Is not going alone, but
promised not to give it away.
j. j. Ferry. Of the Wisconsin Central,
and Billie Doble, of Auerbach. Finch 4
Van Slyke, were taken for highwaymen
the other day at Glyndon. They were
making team trip from that place to
Moorhead. There happened TO be an
old man there who wanted to 90 to the
same place. They kindly invited him
TO occupy a seat in their wagon. He
looked first at one, then the other. and
said: NO, gentlemen; | have lived too
long to be taken i'll by a couple of
sharperS like you" They are asking
everybody they meet now if they look
like robbers.
Shepard. of saddlery-hardwar fame.
has the reputation of being great
hunter. He OWNS several fine bird dogs
and, sometimes shoots his dogs when
there is nothing else to shoot, just to
keep his hand in.
c. Jones. representing C. H. Fargo &
Co.. of Chicago, is very affable gentle
man and good partner at whist. He is
taking big orders this week.
Henry Thompson, representing Wy
man, Mullen IL Co., of Minneapolis, is
quite hustler. He is introducing Il
new patent penholder to the trade and
D., -nh
has way about him that would sell
anything.
jim Sawyer. with Burbank & Co.. has
been quite sick for some time at the q.
p, Mo0rhead. His wife, who had been
East on visit, was sent for and is now
with him. His early recovery is sin
cerely wished for by all the boys, as he
is general favorite with all who know
him.
Does "Chet Goodrich know how to
play peanockle? Well. / 81 oIld saga
tiate TO remark,
The Lake View, of DEVILS Lake, is a
model house. One never wants for
company to take hand at whist. Land
lord Ellis and his estimable lady do all
.they can to make the boys while away
a pleasant evening after a hard DAYS
work.
Quite number of the prominent
travelling men are staunch Republicans,
and the way they scored the Tribune
and it's roast of the president and his
wife was a sight good to see. 1t goes
TO show the fair mindedneSS of the trav-
p eler at large. Several of them were
heard to make the following remark:
IF the Tribune was the only paper to
be had | would never buy it again"
And what is more. they meanit.
Milly Marvin, the cigar man, is one of
the hardest workers on the road. He
can go to sleep quicker than any one.
He goes to sleep standing half the time.
The new Park hotel at Fergus Falls
has been put in apple pie order. Mine
everything to please the boys.
Joe StoltZe is filling the towns OH the
Fergus line this week with blOtting
pads. ''Cow Brand'' Dwight's soda is
being very properly advertised.
The only" Charley Bronson. the
orator of the Sauk valley. was seen in
close conversation with John Law and
Harvey Moore one day last week. This
means an advance in sugar and coffee.
T. W. Marks, with Calm, Wamfold Il
Co., the good natured, good looking
rustler from Chicago, is making towns
west of Sank Center this week. He
carries IOtlr large sample trunks, winch
he calls his pets.
W.. Wilson. with Beattie & Hay,
Philadelphia. is making his first trip
out West. He is looking after the flour
trade. He is very pleasant gentleman,
and is much surprised at the wonderful
growth of Northern Minnesota.
a. ID. Hathaway, with the Amazon
Vinegar and Pickle works. of Daven-
port, To-, is making his usual fall trip.
Any one would think. from the line lie
carries, that he would become sour. 1t
is not so. He is one of the sweetest
men on the road. Always good natured,
he does very good business in his line.